Recent Safety Alerts
Suspension Trauma
Shared learnings on a planned drill which resulted in suspension trauma.
View AlertFatality Caused by Explosion of Corroded Fire Extinguisher
Fatality caused by the explosion of a corroded fire extinguisher
View AlertCut Hand Whilst Cleaning / Hand Safety
Vessel crew member sustained a bad cut to their hand whilst cleaning in the galley.
View AlertEngine Damage After Routine Maintenance
Damage to engine whilst working alongside installation after routine maintenance.
View AlertRecent News & Events
Confined Space Entry Resource Pack
24/01/2021A new resource pack on the topic of confined space entry is now available on the resources section of our website. https://www.marinesafetyforum.org/resources/ Created in collaboration with Step Change in Safety - this pack contains a high-quality film which follows a…
Read MoreSeason’s Greetings and Happy New Year from everyone at the Marine Safety Forum
23/12/2020Season's Greetings and Happy New Year from everyone at the Marine Safety Forum
Read MoreRequest for Safety Alerts
24/11/2020msf-information-note-20.01 Input required from members and subscribers to share lessons learned and collectively help raise safety awareness in our industry. Submissions can be sent to secretary@marinesafetyforum.org
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Delivering Quality Potable…
Revision 3 of the potable water guidelines now available following a cross industry workgroup review.…
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ERRV Pre-Hire Inspection…
ERRV Pre-Hire Inspection template Rev 2.0 Dec 2020 Latest revision of the MSF template…
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The Carriage of…
The Marine Safety Forum in conjunction with the Oil Companies International Marine Forum published the…
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Marine Responsible Person
The first edition of the "Marine Responsible Person" guideline document as part of the 500…
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Delivering Quality Bulk…
Guidelines for the delivery of quality bulk marine gasoil to offshore locations.
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Guard Vessel Inspection
Please note the following updates to the Guard Vessel Pre- Hire Inspection template 2.2 Additional…
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A Standard global approach to encourage good practice and safe vessel operations in the offshore energy sector.
The International Guidelines for Offshore Marine Operations (GOMO) document was officially launched in the UK on the 11th November 2013 and in Norway on 1st June 2014 and was the product of the GOMO work group – details of which are contained within the document.
Full details can be found on the GOMO website http://g-omo.info/
